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gen. effect ; weight ; hold (power; influence • He has a strange hold over that girl ) ; incidence ; dominance ; authority ; cinch ; credit ; force ; interest ; power ; reaction ; repercussions ; action ; good offices ; string ; ascendant ; repercussion ; ascendent ; counterpoise (и т.п.) ; consequence ; impression ; impact (a strong effect or impression • The film had quite an impact on television viewers ) ; rise ; rising ; say (Ex: Native Americans are determined not only to remain in control of their art but also to have a say in how it is interpreted. This article discusses the possibility of joint ventures, with Western companies purchasing a shareholding to give them a say in the running of Soviet organisations. BES Alexander Demidov ; stimulus ; kick up ; influence (the power to affect people, actions or events; a person or thing that has this power • She is a bad influence on him ) ; prominence (grigoriy_m ; sway ; input (Nrml Kss ; clout (Tanya Gesse ; ascendancy ; ascendency ; auspice ; command ; counter roll ; efficiency ; empire ; hank ; holding ; operation ; predominance ; predominancy ; prevalence ; prevalency ; procurement ; strength ; way aeroh. diffusion amer. suction (I have no suction with him Taras amer., dial. heft antic. falling into (of a river) ; comptrol ; comtroller ; controlment ; efficience arquit. capital austral., jerg. push cabl. impact on cocina twist (food with a French twist sankozh dipl. in ; pulling power econ. pull elab. attack electr. interference estad. influence function ferroc. agency fig. leaven fond. traction geof. response Gruzovik, antic. flowing into of a river ; falling into of a river industr. quenching IT infection ; leverage jerg. clamp down ; juice ; stand-in ; suction ; suck ; duck soup ; wallop (Interex jerg., makár. drag leng. swing makár. affection ; control ; dominancy ; exertion ; exposure ; sensitivity ; stimulation ; strings makár., inf. the say-so mat. contagion ; interference (взаимное) ; exposure (to) ; action (on) ; effect (on, upon) ; influence (on, upon) medios. contributor nanot. constraint ; shock negoc. influx polít. clout (*informal* influence or power, especially in politics or business (Oxford Dictionary)
• "I knew he carried a lot of clout" (Oxford Dictionary) ART Vancouver ; influential role (ssn rel. acting upon subm. influence (on) makár. pH effect makár. stimuli gen. governable contr. interference gen. inspiration ; come home ; go a long way ; leverage (The public has some leverage with their representatives in the Senate ) ; pull (influence • He thinks he has some pull with the headmaster ) carret. sensitivity farm. ascend fig. teeth (Alexander Demidov polít. impact (в отношении общественных явлений) ; authority (авторитет, власть) tec. impact ; influence tec., antic. ascendance tecn. influencing
